Lembke & Koschick
The Lembke & Koschick u. Co. Omnibus-Verkehrsbetrieb was a bus company based in Eicklingen , which was merged in 2002 with Celler Straßenbahn GmbH and Kraftverkehr Celle Stadt und Land GmbH to form CeBus GmbH & Co. KG .
history
The road transport Celle town and country GmbH (KVC) was founded in 1927 by the Celle district and the town of Celle founded. In 1949, the OHE joined as a new partner , while the city of Celle had left as a partner. The traffic was operated on 20 lines with a length of over 470 kilometers. But there was still a special line service, especially for the disabled . The KVC route network extended to the entire northern district of Celle. The articulated buses with a capacity of well over 100 passengers are a special feature of the vehicle fleet . With 69 buses, KVC was the largest bus company in the Celle area. Local public transport in the southern or southeastern district was taken care of by Lembke, Koschick & Co. , whereby the dividing line between KVC and Lembke & Koschick was the Aller , which flows from southeast to northeast .
The Lembke & Koschick bus company was established after the Second World War on October 20, 1946 from a branch of A. & H. Reimers Autobus KG in Nienhagen , where Heinrich Lembke was previously the operator. The headquarters of Lembke, Koschick & Co. was at Braunschweiger Strasse 54 in Klein Eicklingen. The main base was in Celle.
Together with Jörg-Peter Oberg in Winsen (Aller) , the company has been purchasing articulated buses with the door arrangement VM-H (front, middle, rear) since the 1960s. Started with Mercedes-Benz O 317 with Ludewig bodies, this tradition ended in 1984 with two Kässbohrer Setra SG 180 S.
The Lembke & Koschick fleet was characterized by a dark orange-red color scheme, which was taken over from the previous company, Reimers. The company also performed in the greater Hanover area , in particular the few trips on line 927 ( Ehlershausen - Wathlingen ).
Lembke Koschick challenge cup
From 1950 the football teams from Bröckel , Nienhagen and Wathlingen played the Lembke Koschick challenge cup, as various group recordings from the following years show.
literature
- Hermann Moeck, Roland Hütter: Economy in and around Celle - past and present . Ströher-Druck, Celle 1995 ISBN 3-921744-08-3
- Mijndert Bertram, Juliane Schmieglitz-Otten (eds.): 700 years of young Celle . Stadt Celle, Celle 1991, p. 43 ISBN 978-3-925902-12-3
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Moeck; Hütter: p. 43 f.
- ↑ History on pvgmbh.de, accessed on August 11, 2000
- ↑ Aleksandra's fourth look across the company border, www.kluse23.de
- ^ Matthias Blazek: Wathlingen - History of a Lower Saxon Village, Vol. 3, Wathlingen 2009, p. 202 ISBN 978-3-00-027770-2 .